All the contents of BRGM, the French geological survey, on the region La Réunion.

Installing seismic stations to monitor collapses along the Maïdo rampart
Video
On Reunion Island, a muon telescope to monitor precursor signs of collapse
13 Jan 2022
Secteur de la Grande Chaloupe sur la RD41 lors d’une fermeture de la Route du Littoral (2019).
Reference, completed project
Risk of landslides depending on the amount of rainfall and traffic on the RD41 mountain road in La Réunion
18 Oct 2021
Chaos du Château sur la Côte de Granit Rose
Article
Geological Tour de France: 5 sites to discover this summer
12 Aug 2021
Heliborne geophysical survey of La Réunion
Press release
Start of a helicopter-borne geophysical campaign on Reunion Island
7 Jun 2021
Extract from the film Large-scale landslides in Salazie, La Réunion
Video
The landslides at Salazie at La Réunion
30 Nov 2020
Monitoring ground movements in the mountain cirques of La Réunion
Current project
RenovRisk: a research project on gravitational and erosion phenomena on La Réunion
30 Nov 2020
Sugar cane irrigation and aeration basins
Reference, completed project
The Micro-ReUse project: removal and phytoavailability of micropollutants for the reuse of treated wastewater
21 Sep 2020
PPR status regarding floods and ground movements on Reunion Island
Reference, completed project
Assessment of the impact of PPR red zones on real-estate transactions on Reunion Island
16 Sep 2020
Installation of seismic stations to monitor collapses along the Maïdo rampart on La Réunion
Regional agency
La Réunion
BRGM has offices in every region of mainland France and in the French Overseas Territories, in order to meet the needs of its regional partners and help them deal with specific local challenges. Presentation of the activities carried out by BRGM's Regional Division for La Réunion.
The cirque of Cilaos, Reunion Island
2
may
2018
Sainte-Clotilde
Public Outreach Meeting
Opening BRGM to society in La Réunion (2018)
The Bay of Saint Jean on Saint-Barthélemy on 7 September, after Irma and before José
Website
SPICY
SPICy is a research project that aims at realizing an experimental cyclone-induced marine and river floods forecast in the French Overseas Territories.
Installing seismic stations to monitor collapses along the Maïdo rampart
Reference, completed project
Installation of seismic stations to monitor collapses along the Maïdo rampart on La Réunion
24 Jul 2019